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Help[Facts] Re: Amaris - meaning and origin?
in reply to a message by peiyun
Some sites are pretty doubtful, all right. And I can't see any Hebrew elements in Amaris ... but Mrs Claire and Andy will know better.
In classical Latin, Amaris means "You are loved", which is a very positive name for a child ... the Romans would never have used it as a name, of course, but they wouldn't have used Amanda either. It could also have an etymological connection with vinegar, but let us be cheerful and optimistic!
In classical Latin, Amaris means "You are loved", which is a very positive name for a child ... the Romans would never have used it as a name, of course, but they wouldn't have used Amanda either. It could also have an etymological connection with vinegar, but let us be cheerful and optimistic!
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